It comes as no surprise that Amazon may have plans to compete with FedEx and the United Parcel Service.

As reported by The Wall Street Journal, the tech giant is planning to launch a delivery service for businesses, which means it could eventually rival other services that have dominated the shipping market.

Amazon is certainly poised for the move. The company is known for its one-day package delivery for third-party sellers. But expanding Amazon’s reach to the national shipping business is still an ambitious plan. They have leased up to 40 planes and about 300 warehouses in the U.S., and that is a far cry from what they need to compete with UPS and FedEx, which dominate the delivery service market. FedEx has about 650 aircraft and 4,800 operating facilities, which ship internationally.

But this isn’t the first time Amazon has taken on a well established industry. Remember brick and mortar bookstores? While there wasn’t an oligopoly there, it just goes to show how far Amazon could go.

Larry speaks to a reporter and an e-commerce analyst to find out more about the company’s future in the delivery world.